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April showers can either bring May flowers or unwanted #flooding. Plants, shrubs, and trees help to soak up excess water, so let's take extra good care of our local flora this season!

Whether serving on a Mesa County board to help guide your government or lending a hand with a local nonprofit, your dedication shapes the future of our community.

Mesa County Commissioners appointed three new members to the Board of Public Health in April.

The Mesa County Regional Transportation Planning Office has released its 2024 Annual Report, providing the public, member governments, and partners with a concise overview of key transportation activities and achievements throughout 2024.

The Lighthouse Program aims to provide youth and their families with education, support, and internal and external services to assist in making sustainable changes that prevent involvement in Truancy Court, Municipal or District Court, the Juvenile Justice System, or the Child Welfare System.

Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) has been made aware of a voluntary recall from Gerber Products Company involving teething sticks.